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Kimberly Yeoman was crowned
Ms. Wheelchair Utah 2009 on
November 15, 2008 at the Salt Palace.
Her platform is: Building a New Tomorrow by Promoting the Abilities of Every Person.

To schedule Kim to come visit your group, please email or call 801.317.4556.

She is happy to come for no fee because she loves Utahns of all abilities and wants to share her message of determination with you!

Church groups, schools, senior centers, clubs, and everyone else is invited to hear Kim's special message!

First Attendant, Becky Bruschinski, gives the new Ms. Wheelchair Utah a smooch after they are named in the Ms. Wheelchair Utah royalty.

Becky Bruschinski's platform is "Chair-ity." Her message is a reminder to all that we have opportunities to serve, no matter our ability.

Kimberly Yeoman is the new 2009
Ms. Wheelchair Utah!

Kim was born with spina bifida and has been in a wheelchair since she was 15. She is currently working as an outreach and training advocate for the Disability Law Center where she does outreach and educationfor all of southern Utah. Kim has a great love of life and for people around her. Her experience of being in a wheelchair as well as her love of people led her to study social work and international development at Brigham Young University. Kim has always been very passionate about music. She enjoys listening to it as well as playing it. She has played the piano since she was five and likes to sing as well. One of her favorite activities is attending concerts. Whether it is a rock concert or the philharmonic orchestra, Kim always has a good time! She also enjoys reading, interior design, exploring southern Utah, and playing wheelchair rugby. Kim is very excited for the opportunity to share her platform, "Building a New Tomorrow by Promoting the Abilities of Every Person," with Utahns of all abilities. She realizes how important it is for people to realize their potential by focusing on their abilities, not weaknesses and looks forward to the privilege of spreading this message across the state.

As an organization, we share our own message of determination with
Utahns of all abilities: When life gets too hard to stand, just keep on rollin'!